TW54C01 - Trooper, 9th (Queens Royal) Lancers, Elouges 1914

[Tommys War]

Title: Trooper, 9th (Queens Royal) Lancers, Elouges 1914
Scale: 54mm (1/32 scale)
Material: Resin (with brass rod for lance and photo etch for pennon)
Sculptor: Nino Pizzichemi (both horse and rider)
Box art: Günther Sternberg
Price: £30.00 (direct, may vary at international stockists)

The lance is supplied as brass rod with resin ends. The pennon (not shown in the box art) is supplied as photo-etch. The final result is a scale 9' Pattern 1894 lance as used throughout the period.

Available from: www.tommyswar.com (a full list of international stockists is available at that website).

I also want to add massive thank you's to both Steve Readdie and Jon Page for their help and assistance with putting the lance together - thanks guys

 

[Edward]

Looks amazing!

 

[BarrieHynd]

Fantastic looking release Darren. Like the way that the rider is up out of the saddle, really does look like it's a full on charge.

Barrie.

 

[Redcap]

An incredibly reasonable price for a mounted figure of this quality and doubtless we will soon see alot of these painted up on the show circuit. I wonder if they will do any follow up pieces to compliment it and create a vignette? A German Uhlan perhaps?
Gary

 

[Helm]

That's a beaut Darren why so small beautifully posed
Steve

 

[Gellso]

That's good that is.

I wish I could see this scale to try and paint it.

Gells

 

[pte1643]

That's a stunner.

I wish you'd do some 120mm.

 

[CHRONOS]

Super work !!!

 

[Colin_Fraser]

Terrific piece. The faces on horse and rider both say "crap I think the day of mounted cavalry could be over."

Colin

 

[MCPWilk]

Another superb figure. Two small points, British army uniforms were usually khaki drill, not khaki drab, and cavalry and artillery puttees were wound from the knee to the ankle, infantry from the ankle to the knee.

Mike

 

[housecarl]

Superb.
Yes please.

 

[Gary D]

Very nice! I just ordered mine!

 

[Mark Dollery]

Top class work & great animation,
I cannot wait to start it,
Thanks
Mark D

 

[Babelfish]

cavalry and artillery puttees were wound from the knee to the ankle, infantry from the ankle to the knee

Call me an ignoramus but I wouldn't know the difference. Even less so in that scale.

Great figure Darren, hope it does well for you mate. Look forward to seeing it at Euro (or FW if you're going).

- Steve

 

[chippy]

That's the best new figure this year , and at £30 for a mounted figure it's the best new figure for years . I gotta have one of them , it will put a stop my poor conversation of the Airfix Scots Grey thank god .
chippy

 

[Paul Kernan]

Love it, Darren Is this the beginning of a cavalry line (Aussie Light Horse, maybe)? Also great idea with the pdf catalogue.

Continued success

Paul

 

[taffjones]

Not my era of interest but wow what a beautiful piece.

Jonesy

 

[Zastrow.cuirassier]

Yes it's great! Please an Australian Light horse after

 

[elanlane13]

Great figure Darren, full of life.

 

[schley]

Great Job Darren, will there be a few of these at the Dublin Show mate?

John